Concept

Implicit relational knowledge

Stern, to whom Fuchs also refers (Fuchs, 2023, p. 178), speaks of implicit relational knowledge: ’ ’ The deepest knowledge of how a person relates to others is procedural and pre-verbal, non-verbal, non-symbolic and not consciously reflected upon

Excerpted verbatim from the thesis · Ch. 2.3 — 2.3 Inter-corporeality and intersubjectivity: the bodily realisation of the encounter (as the core of the therapeutic relationship)

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1. Ch. 2.3 2.3 Inter-corporeality and intersubjectivity: the bodily realisation of the encounter (as the core of the therapeutic relationship)

   … (Schorn, 2020, p. 44). Stern, to whom Fuchs also refers (Fuchs, 2023, p. 178), speaks of implicit relational knowledge: ’ ’ The deepest knowledge of how a person relates to others is procedural and pre-verbal …

2. Ch. 2.3 2.3 Inter-corporeality and intersubjectivity: the bodily realisation of the encounter (as the core of the therapeutic relationship)

   … ch a moment leads to a genuine encounter, a ’moment of meeting’ arises, and within it the implicit relational knowledge of both parties changes permanently. It is precisely here, not in verbal interpretation, …

3. Ch. 3.3 3.3 Enacted: Presence in the Here and Now

   … uerbach, 2022, p. 108). Through the movement of two bodies, what Chapter 2.3 described as implicit relational knowledge becomes directly experiential.

4. Ch. 5.3 5.3 Risks and Limitations

   … compensate for (Careerminds, 2026). The parallel with psychotherapy is obvious here too: implicit relational knowledge (see Chapter 2.3) also arises from lived experience and cannot be translated into a data …